lol

I guessed right in the fight and I am glad I did because Floyd is a sore loser.
Well done for name guessing. Have a trophy instead of a handsome win from the bookies. http://desertvista.schoolfusion.us/m...tos/awards.jpg

Do the kennels give him different food or is it because he is stressed? Which cat is it?

Do I dare open your link? Will it just add to my remorse?

How do you know Floyd is a sore loser - he's never lost !

Its only a crap photo of a trophy.

Sorry I got the names muxed ip. I meant the other one. (he blamed it on not having an injection in his shoulder)

My son tried to drag me to Reading for a gig and also to be his roadie on a Thursday night, I sent him off with his mother and took my younger son for a dinner out.

Consider another Cattery, they are dear enough in the pocket. I wanted to have another cat but the one I have costs me £800 for a fortnights holiday, I hated being sensible for once but our Harley is love by all here and he is a 'pack' cat...never leaves alone

Apologies, for this edit but you make me nervous, please read between the lines and make sense of what I've written

: EIGHT HUNDRED QUID? I had no idea they charged so much.

I KNOW!!!! When I came to the UK with my dog, it cost me £5,000 to have her kenneled for the 6 month quarantine period. ...pets aren't cheap! My youngest son wants a kitten, I tell him that he just has to love Harley

It’s Elmo and all the cats go in together. They have a mainly dry food with just a pouch of wet food between the three but we’re now giving him more wet food. It is easy here to give it to him on his own because he is the only cat to go outside so he gets his special food al fresco.

All the cats are around 14.

He shows no signs of stress, but Jasper and Electra do so he could internalise his stress.

I'm so embarrassed! I meant £200! Likes of me misdirecting, my apologies.

It costs us £180 a week for the three cats. And it’s the best kennel in the area. I meet lots cats belonging to people of the telly.

The vets certainly don't come cheap either. I was shown around a horse sanctuary today and it seems that unless they are in perfect condition with a good temperament and suitable for riding,they never get re-homed. Unlike dogs. The worse the condition they are in the more people want them!


I had better tell my CL to stop building the chicken wire runs in the back garden then!

Cats don't belong to anyone, only to themselves. Narcissistic they are and well done when left to their own but they are yours as you are theirs

Elmo spends most of his time by my side and he never goes near Mr G.

Same with my Ringo. He is by my side all day adoring me. (CL not so much )

hello all


*stamps foot and whines* I would have preferred Caroline. There is an unfortunate word that rhymes with Charlotte, and Caroline would have brought in her maternal grandmother and her paternal grandfather. Isn't Carolus the Latin for Charles?

ouch poor kitty
Miss Blossom Mootle has continued to lick her front paw, despite frequent bandaging, so I have eventually put her in the Soft Collar of Shame, which seems to be doing the trick. I just spent £100 on vaccinations and nail cutting for Ruoert and Amy-Louise, so I really hope I don't have to take Bloss to the v e t. as well...

Good morning you lot.



I had a lovely bank holiday weekend but it's now back to work. Very mikd thgis morning but a little wet.

Good Morning Everyone.:+)))))))))))))))

After a reasonable Bank Hol it's not going to be nice this week, wrap up against the rain and wind.
QUOTE=EddyBee;77937817]Good morning you lot.



I had a lovely bank holiday weekend but it's now back to work. Very mild this morning but a little wet. [/quote]
Good Morning Eddy.:+)))))))))))))))))

Glad you had a good weekend, as you say, but it's going to be wet and windy this week.

Hi there Hicky.

Morning everyone.

Yes, but she might take after her paternal grandparents so it will be apt!

Yes, but Charlotte is a French variant. It is the feminine of the mans name Charlot (pronounced sharlo) which is a diminutive of Charles. (so it is a bit like the American Bobbi, I suppose) therefore she is named for her auntie, (middle name) Carol Middleton, Great uncle Earl Spencer, and Grandfather with the first, the queen, Carole Middleton (middle name) and her mother (middle name) with the second, and her paternal grandmother and other Spencers with the last.

It might well be that after it heals due to the collar preventing the licking she might not want to lick it any more?

Pippin has another vet trip this afternoon, hopefully the last for a while.


I had a good weekend too. We went on a farm crawl.


Good Morning Eddy.:+)))))))))))))))))

Glad you had a good weekend, as you say, but it's going to be wet and windy this week.[/quote]

Do you have photos of the progress in the garden, Hicky? I am losing track of what has been done and what is yet to do.

I missed out that Elizabeth was the Queen mother's name. Is there any more I forgot?

V e ts seem to have got a lot more expensive after pet insurance was introduced.

Norty blossom. Sending stop licking your paw messages to her.

Do you have photos of the progress in the garden, Hicky? I am losing track of what has been done and what is yet to do.[/quote]
The garden needs another couple of weeks and it should be finished, photo's not far away.


Don't think "Honey the Witch" would sound right somehow.

Ah right thought so

Good morning you lot.